Kent & Stowe Jute Twine - 150m - Blue

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The Kent & Stowe Jute Twine (150m) is an essential, eco-friendly tool designed for gardeners and households who prioritize sustainable plant care. It provides a reliable way to support delicate seedlings, tie up climbing flowers, and secure vegetable plants without causing surface damage. While its 100% biodegradable composition makes it perfect for the compost pile, users should note that as a natural fiber, it will eventually degrade when exposed to prolonged outdoor moisture and harsh weather conditions.
| Model Part Number | 150M |
|---|---|
| Brand | Kent & Stowe |
Yes, it is 100% biodegradable and free from harmful chemicals, making it perfectly safe for use with edible crops.
It is not recommended. Because the twine is biodegradable, it will begin to break down if left exposed to wet, wintry conditions for several months.
The dye is formulated for standard garden use, but it is best to avoid soaking the twine in water for long periods before applying it to sensitive plant foliage.
Yes, its natural aesthetic and 3-ply thickness make it popular for rustic gift wrapping, macrame, and home decor projects.
You can add the twine directly to your garden compost pile or organic waste bin, as it will break down naturally.
Ensure the twine is not being used to support loads that exceed its weight-bearing capacity; for heavy vines, use a double or triple loop to distribute the weight.
This is normal for natural jute. If the fraying is excessive, ensure the twine is stored in a dry environment to avoid moisture-related degradation.
To use the twine, simply pull the desired length from the center or outer spool and cut with garden shears. Avoid creating overly tight knots that could restrict the sap flow of fast-growing plants. To extend the longevity of the twine, store the spool in a cool, dry place inside a shed or garage when not in use. Keep away from direct ground contact when storing to prevent premature moisture absorption and fungal rot.